- From: Benjamin Aziz <benjamin.aziz@port.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2011 14:56:28 +0100
- To: public-privacy@w3.org
Dear all, I am interested in getting pointers to any research on policy languages for digital forensics, and whether there are any models, languages or technologies exist our there. The idea of a digital forensic policy is similar to a security policy, however it determines what is acceptable behaviour (access, usage etc.) at forensics analysis time, rather than at normal operational time of a digital resource. Such policies exist currently in the form of natural language guidelines (e.g. ACPO) for handling digital evidence, but I am not aware of any more technically enforceable policies (such as you would have XACML for managing security) and their infrastructures. Any feedback most appreciated. Best, Ben Dr Benjamin Aziz Lecturer Room 1.23 Buckingham Building School of Computing University of Portsmouth Portsmouth PO13HE Tel: 0044 23 9284 2265
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